55 Articles found on Tuesday, 3 July 2012
03-07-2012
NAMIBIA does not need the export markets of its traditional trading partners in the European Union (EU), as it has found a market which is more than two times bigger than the EU market, namely
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WINDHOEK-BASED lawyer Lucius Murorua has survived an attempt to have his name struck from the roll of legal practitioners for having misled a High Court judge and another lawyer in a divorce case
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KEETMANSHOOP Regional Court Magistrate Sunsley Zisengwe yesterday acquitted former Karas governor Dawid Boois (photo), who is now the regional councillor for the Berseba constituency, on corruption
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UKWANGALI chief Sitentu Mpasi acknowledged in the Kahenge Magistrate’s Court in the Kavango Region that he received a Land Cruiser 4x4 as ‘thank you’ for land he had given the Ohangwena Governor Uusko
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NAMDEB has reached less than half of its production targets to date for the current year. Namdeb’s production volume has dropped by 30 per cent over a five-month period after it had produced only 198
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WASHINGTON – Relentless heat was forecast for much of the eastern United States for a fourth straight day yesterday, after violent storms killed at least 15 people and knocked out power to more than
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MTC spokesperson Tim Ekandjo has called for a ‘total revolution’ to improve the standard of Namibian football.Speaking at the MTC Namibia Premier League awards ceremony on Sunday evening, Ekandjo said
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Nigeria’s music artiste, Ayodeji Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, has won the Best International Act at the 2012 Black Entertainment Television (BET) awards held on Sunday night. The two beat off
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• Auctions July 4: Total sale of the Pieter de Lange Trust cattle at farm Drie Anker near Kalkrand (Bonsmara, Brahman and Simmentaler). July 11: Van Rooy sheep auction of Francois and Wallace Theron
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VAUGHN Komomungondo started the Tsunami Boer Goat Stud in 2008 and operates from Okondjamo, Aminuis.The stud is registered with the Boer Goat Breeders’ Society of Namibia and the Namibian Stud
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NICHLAS Mbingeneeko is at the helm of Skuilhoek Boer Goat Stud in the Aranos District. The stud is registered with the Boer Goat Breeders’ Society of Namibia and is also a member of the Namibian Stud
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LONDON – Barclays Plc Chairman Marcus Agius quit yesterday, saying “the buck stops with me” after an interest rate rigging scandal dealt “a devastating blow” to the bank’s reputation.Agius, chairman
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South Africans have been urged to be sincere and truthful with the SA Revenue Service (Sars) in the 2012 tax season.South Africa’s Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan told reporters in Pretoria yesterday
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MONGBWALU, Democratic Republic of Congo – Gold traders in the eastern Congo district of Ituri have heard of the Dodd-Frank act, or ‘Obama’s law’ as it’s known here, but don’t see why it’s got anything
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Some risks arise from events outside the company that are beyond its influence and control. It makes sense to openly discuss what those risks could be as a way to manage the unexpected, says Harvard
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THE Government and Namibian information and communication technology (ICT) entrepreneurs should act quickly to make full use of the West Africa Cable System (WACS). This is the opinion of Rally for
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SINCE January this year, 90 applicants for driver’s licences failed to show up for testing, prompting the Swakopmund municipality to recommend the suspension of future guilty applicants for one month
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A SPECIAL organ concert, to highlight the 100th anniversary of the German Lutheran Church in Swakopmund, will be held on July 28.“A deep understanding of and inner commitment to music is the aim of
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IF it wasn’t for two ladies stuck in traffic and struggling to attach a tow-rope between their two vehicles in Johannesburg, John Kotze would not have an idea that would make towing as easy as 1, 2,
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SEALS of Nam (SoN), one the critics of Namibia’s annual seal cull, has described Namibian Ombudsman John Walters’s report on the complaints by seal-rights activists about seal culling as “badly
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THE fancy crystal market that was given to crystal-sellers at Ûiba-Ôas community at the turnoff to the Spitzkoppe on the B2 highway near Usakos is apparently not as lucrative as was hoped.The market,
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THERE will be tariff hikes for Walvis Bay residents in the new financial year, but there will also be ‘gifts’ including an amnesty on unpaid bills and a waiver of emergency call-out fees.During the
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NAMIBIAN businessman Knowledge Katti’s plan to revive the old tin and tantalite mine at Uis is still waiting for an official agreement with the local small miners before its realisation is approved by
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The promoter would like to have Rihanna either as a card ring girl or in the audience if the two love rivals agree to do the match.Brown and Drake had something of an altercation last month when, in
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WASHINGTON – Korean-American physician Jim Yong Kim took the reins of the poverty-fighting World Bank yesterday and pledged to protect developing countries at a pivotal moment for a world economy that
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MOGADISHU/NAIROBI – Somali and Kenyan troops rescued four foreign aid workers held hostage inside Somalia, three days after they were seized from a refugee camp in neighbouring Kenya, the armies said
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CAIRO – Syria’s main exiled opposition groups met in Cairo yesterday to try to forge a common vision for a political transition in Syria after criticising a blueprint agreed by the major powers.Arab
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VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK – Baby gorillas roll around as their mothers tuck into juicy plant shoots: mountain gorillas are highly endangered, but the 27 members of the Agashya family are well
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OOMINISTA dhoKabinete otadhi ka vula oku gandja omanyenyeto gadho kombinga yoomahushanga taya kalele. Shika oominista otadhi ka vula oku shi ninga ngele omalundululo ga thanekwa oku ningwa moveta
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*Ohandikongo ekwafo koshiwana sha Venduka,ndakanifa ondjato yange yiimaliwa yakanena po 4 way pOmbili popepi nOkalindi.Omuna nee okamutwe kange kashangwa Petrus Paulus Kalenga.Ou wekamona nande oka
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AANAMBELEWA mewiliko yoSwapo moshikandjohogololo shaKatima Rural oya indile opo omuperesidende Hifikepunye Pohamba a kwathele oku kuthapo uupyakadhi wokwaa uvathana tawu kateke oshigongi sho
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OMUKALIMO gwomo Koes muumbugantu wa Namibia okwa pewa omimvo 14 mondholongo sho a kwata omwanakadhona komatha konyala omimvo hetatu dha pitipo. Omupanguli Nate Ndauendapo okwa pe omulumentu gwomimvo
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OMINISTA yOmalelo giitopolwa, iilando, Omagumbo neyokomeho lyokomikunda, Jerry Ekandjo okwa tula omulandu gwopashigwana gweyokomeho lyokomikunda moparliamende oshiwike shayi.Omulandu nguka otagu
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KINGSTON – Yohan Blake set himself up as the man to beat in London with a stunning 200 meters victory, beating world record holder Usain Bolt for a second time in three days to bring the Jamaican
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KIEV – One of the greatest soccer tournaments of all time ended with a ‘cherry on the cake’ final when Spain retained their European Championship title with a 4-0 win over Italy on Sunday.Their
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LONDON – Four-time champion Serena Williams survived a gruelling examination from Yaroslava Shvedova to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals with a 6-1, 2-6, 7-5 victory yesterday.Serena looked set to
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July 1 – Tiger Woods overtook Jack Nicklaus in second place on the all-time PGA Tour winners list when he captured the AT&T National tournament at the Congressional Country Club on Sunday.The former
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CIVICS midfielder Heini Isaacks was the big winner at the MTC Namibia Premier League awards on Sunday evening, winning two prizes worth a total of N$60 000. He received N$30 000 after winning the MTC
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NAMIBIA failed to win any medals at the African Athletics Championships in Porto Novo, Benin, after Tjipekapora Herunga and Globine Mayova finished sixth and seventh respectively in the women’s 200m
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THE tone was predominantly serious on Namibian timelines yesterday. Tweeps were up in arms over the killing of a woman in the North by her fiance because of an alleged love triangle, the latest in
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A MEMBER of the ‘Mad Max’ film crew had to get out of the way of the tour bus of Tommy Collard’s Tommy’s Tours and Safaris last week after trying to stop Collard from driving along one of his tour
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SMSes Of The Day *‘THE house that Hendrina Haufiku built’ (July 2). If the story is correct it is high time African women register property in their own names instead of relying on a ‘husband’. Women
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THE Windhoek municipality’s salary bill has escalated from N$602,4 million during the previous financial year to close to N$1 billion – N$9 119,9 million – for 2012/13. The salary bill in 2010/11 was
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AN Omaruru resident’s attempt to appeal against a conviction on a rape charge and a jail term of seven years which flowed from that backfired in the High Court in Windhoek last week.Not only was
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LEGISLATION to govern the new Namibia Meat Company must be tabled in the National Assembly as soon as possible, but in the meantime the Meat Corporation of Namibia (Meatco) will continue operating in
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A case was lodged with the High Court in which Charles van der Westerhuizen claims that he has lost his entire pension as a result of alleged false taxes in arrears. In the summons, Van der
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With most if not all the cast of ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ having arrived in Namibia, some of them are already enjoying the beautiful scenery in the coastal town of Swakopmund where the movie is going to
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MORE than two weeks after 150 workers of Lev Leviev Diamonds (LLD) were sent home following the factory’s closure, their fate remains uncertain.LLD managing director Kombadayetu Kapwanga yesterday
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THE Namibia United States Alumni Association (NUSAA), together with the King’s Daughters Organisation, has launched a remedial English language programme called ‘English Beyond Borders’. About 50
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CENTRAL Government has made N$310 million available over the next three years for the upgrade of informal settlements around Windhoek under the Targeted Intervention Programme for Employment and
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ABRAHAM Iyambo, the Minister of Education, yesterday broke his silence about why he was absent from the office since late last year.Iyambo told a packed auditorium at Government Office Park that high
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EARLY indications are that the secretary of the Swapo Party Youth League (SPYL), Elijah Ngurare, may retain his position at the SPYL congress in August.Ngurare, who already was endorsed by the Kavango
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A FOUL-MOUTHED magistrate who uses brute force in court; a minister of justice who won’t fire the magistrate; three judges who lay down the law and tell the minister that the magistrate must be
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DAILY accounts of incompetent and bumbling yet bumptious managers of our SOEs warrant serious interrogation.After all, money still does not grow on trees and what we spend at SOEs is taxpayers’ money.
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IT will be suicidal for a PS to keep information only to him or herself as the minister can institute disciplinary action against them. – Secretary to the Cabinet Frans Kapofi said that Cabinet
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